Can I Start A Non Polluting Manufacturing Industry In My Own Land As Small Scale Industry?

marabu
Dear Expert
I have seen many Small Scale Manufacuring units every where in cities and towns...
I would like to start a food manufacturing facility (packed food) as SSI unit (with annual turnover less than 5 crore) around Chennai (Tamil Nadu). I have already formed a Pvt Ltd Co. Now can I build this facility in my own land which is approved for domestic construction? What kind of limitation I have to do this? Initially, we might employ less than 10 people and we may use machinaries for mixing and packing various food items. There is no liquid waste, no noise and no smoke in this unit. Many people were saying I won't get approval for this.
I request for your expert opinion and advises on this
tsivasankaran
This may not the right forum for you to get correct response. You will get more information on HR related areas. Many think just because HR handles Factories Act, such forum can also respond to questions on startups.
1. You need to get MMDA approval for the building Construction speifically mentioning that this will be for commercial and factory purpose
2. You need to get Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board's Consent Order whether your let out effluent or not. It is mandatory
3. You will engaging 10 workers with power and hence need to get license from the Inspetor of Factories
4. You need to get a license from the Local authorities for running a factory
Thanks
JAWAHAR LAL MOONDRA
Use of Land is governed by Master Plan of Area.

Starting a Small Scale Manufacturing unit on a peace of land approved for residential purpose shall involve risk of closure of unit working at that place at any time due to numbers of reasons like -

1. Objection from Neighbours;

2. Non availability of Electric Connection for commercial/industrial purposes;

3. Legal requirement by some of licensing departments; etc.

Manufacturing and/or repacking of packed food shall require licences from

A. Food and Drug Administration of the State,

B. Registration under Package commodity Act from FASII.

C. Approval from Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO)

D. Trade Licence from Municipal Corporation or Nagar Nigam

E. Electric Connection from area DISCOM

F. Licence from Weights and Measure Department

G. Registration with Commercial Taxation Officer for obtaining VAT Number (Proposed GST)



In light of these it is suggested that as far as possible you should refrain from doing such activities in non approved zone.
Srinath Sai Ram
Please check appropriate Laws applicable in Sudan?are you planning to Start in Sudan?You have not mentioned the Location of Proposed Industry?
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